Clinic Orientation Practice Exam

What does one and done stand for?

For a new patient on their initial visit that get adjusted on the same day For a new patient who comes back later For a patient who only gets emergency care For a patient who cancels

Correct Answer:

For a new patient on their initial visit that get adjusted on the same day

Explanation:

One and done means a single-visit encounter where the patient starts care and receives the planned treatment in that same appointment. The best fit is a new patient on their initial visit who is adjusted the same day because the visit delivers the core care in one sitting, with no need for a separate follow-up to complete the initial plan. If the patient comes back later, or only comes for emergencies, or cancels, those scenarios involve multiple visits or no care being delivered, which don’t align with the idea of finishing the encounter in one visit.

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